Documentations

La présente étude a été entreprise pour déterminer le niveau de connaissances des principales parties prenantes et les sensibiliser sur les causes et les conséquences des invasions biologiques et des OVM au Cameroun, ainsi que sur les approches dans la gestion de celles-ci.

Le travail présenté dans ce rapport a deux objectifs principaux: 1) analyser les impacts sociaux, culturels, économiques, environnementaux et biologiques des invasions biologiques au Cameroun à travers divers secteurs, (par exemple, l'agriculture et la conservation) et documenter les réponses

Les informations relatives à la biosécurité au Cameroun concernent généralement :

• La législation appliquée ;
• Les points d'entrées (ou postes de contrôle) créés sur le territoire national ;
• Les informations sur le point focal national (ou point de contact) ;
• Des rapports périodiques

This study was undertaken to establish the framework of biological invasions in Cameroon. Two studies have been conducted on the quantification, occurrence and abundance of the Cassava mealybug (Phenacoccus manihoti) in the Centre Region and the Water hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) in the Littoral

This consultancy is executed as Activity D2 under Component 4 on Information and Awareness under the UNEP-GEF Cameroon Biosecurity Project (CBP). The CBP aims to increase capacity to prevent and control the introduction, establishment and spread of Invasive Alien Species (IAS) and management of LMOs

This report is the product of a consultancy under the GEF funded Cameroon Biosecurity Project (CBP), with the aim of producing an up to date list of major invasive species in Cameroon. The list is based upon information available from Cameroon and globally. The information will be useful for those

This consultancy is executed as Activity D3 under Component 4 on Information and Awareness under the UNEP-GEF Cameroon Biosecurity Project (CBP). The CBP aims to increase capacity to prevent and control the introduction, establishment and spread of Invasive Alien Species (IAS) and management of LMOs

This report is the product of a consultancy under the GEF funded Cameroon Biosecurity Project (CBP), with the aim of producing black and white lists of priority invasive species and the formulation of management approaches. The lists are based upon information available from Cameroon and globally

The work documented in this report has two principal objectives: 1) to produce a review of the social, cultural, economic, environmental and biological impacts of biological invasions in Cameroon across a range of sectors, (e.g. agriculture, and conservation) and to document the management responses

This report is the product of consultancy 4.3.5 under the GEF funded Cameroon Biosecurity project, with the aim of designing a monitoring network to ‘To improve and update the baseline of invasive species distribution at a National level’. The report is based upon information provided by experts in